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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
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FIRE 1
Marine Automobile, Burglary, Liabil‘
m, Compensation, Fidelity Bonds, 3111
[let be can suite any kind of insur-
nco you may require. Call us on the
Phone No 1231)
Taylor & Golden:
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.1
BUILDING.
Good Table Butter
finest to be had,
Tel 3'71
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LOCAL;
Best FamilyFlotir 6‘St bag
6c 11 pound
Premium Brand Creamery Rutter. the
in prints,
East India Tea Co
301: lb
125 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING CASH STORE.
We Give and Redeem Premium Trading SW.
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BIG DINING TABLE SALE
The Sterling rnitur .Le ‘otupany are1
tondutting a she of dining tat les that 1
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1wlll :1me to the heart. and pocket
stock. the Sterling Company had the
cash—you have the benefit. See large
1 adv.
6 83's Acme Soup
1 Na htha Soap
1 Snow Boy Wash Powder
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Read about teeth and
tion in Dr. .1. ii. Mailer)"
—i‘a11~American straws.‘(;ilricn‘s t
procrastina-
s adv.
——l)ou't miss opening of Airdromc,1
Marshnli $1., tonight. Extra special
program.
'ihe meeting of the Bell island t‘ lub
was postponed from last etening un-
til tonight.
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New views oi the cit}. Btllc Island 1'—
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Hickory ll]111‘f‘_.i{11olta11ti other plates.
6 for 31-, at lionnelly's
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met last evening and transacted rou-
tine business.
~—-Str;1ws, New York prices. O‘Brien,
Mrs. David W. Raymond. of Wash-
ington street, is spending the week-end
,with friends in Yonkers.
1 A regular meeting of the ll. l. l...
.\'o_ 2119. will be Sunday morning at
10 o'clock sharp,
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Stephen Higgins, of South Norwalk.
has taken a position in the Beachsidc
11111. of Greene Farms. Mr. Higgins
. . Charles P. Bennett. the popular
has charge of the pumping station.
1young mail contractor, is enjoying a
few days" vacation from his duties at
.216 Broadway, New York city.
Dinnerware :11 Albert (lchcbc‘s
Ex-tlovcrnor i’ C. Lounsbury. presl 1
dent of the Merchants Exchange \‘a-1
tional llank, of New York, has been
chosen a, "federal reservmciector.” un-
der the new banking act.
The members of the Friday After-
noon Cinb are holding an outing and
picnic. this afternoon, on Mount Tom,
'the property of John A. Hamilton, in
West street.
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The members of Buckingham Post. 1 At the Norwalk First Church on
“N0 13 G A R- at their regular ““1“” Sunday mening. the first division of
ing. last night. voted not to participate llaydn's cantata "I‘he Seasons." antl-
in the carnival, to beheld in \‘orwalk, “9d "Spring" will be given by the
« on July 3d. Other routine business- cm)", This is the last musical service
. 01.318 season.
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Quartermaster 1H. P: Sherry has ar-; :Buclrihgham post has accepted an
ranged for tire baggage of 61119 Sixthl invitation received from the local
0::“paé‘1t CPA a; 101 1“ , 1° ”6 lodge of Elks, asking that the Post
)3 PDQ 0 0" r8111 “311119115 13‘ ipnrticipate in Elks' Flag Day celebra-
land, on Tuesday morning. lie andluon at the home A committee of
two mechanics will accompany the five was appointed to attend the exer-
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0111116181111‘11‘11111111111111111(1111111111111 C'N‘ tMlss Anna Toothill. of Munroe
-t11 a: vale ogccefpt tile "Ilium” street, has returned to her duties in
980 0 9mm 0 o 1111 ons, n Pom1the General Electric Company's of-
Second 1 district commissioners
. On June 26th the council will work all
' wing. ”The missionary budget for the
.233! tinted among .the congregations of
Chester, N. Y., on the afternoon of
July 4th. The companies front Stam1
ford and Greenwich have also accept
ed.
Lincoln Council, No. 5. 0. ll. .\. 31].,
met last evening and worked the ’2d
degree on one candidate. The 3d de-
gree will be worked on this same can
didate on Friday night of next. week. 1
1 three degrees on five candidates. An
' (invitation was received from the car-
»nivai committee but was tabled.
The advisory committee of the South
inrwalk Baptist Church held a meet-
-ing at the parsonage at 7:80 lust even-
n1i,1 fiscal year wps consideredand
a union services of the Baptist and
adngregational Churches were talked
of. 1 The dates of these services will be
‘ blushed soon in folder form and dis.
1t'wo churches.
ow
flees. in New York city, after_a two
weeks’ vacation. Miss Toothill enjoy-
ed a motoring trip to Vermont and
. the White Mountains during her vaca-
tion.
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On Tuesday night after the Council
meeting the Council and city officials
will attend a dinner at Roton Point,
to 4113 given them by Manager Neiillc
Bayley. The dining- room will be turn-
excelient dinner and pow- wow w
enjoyed.
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh is
busy today in the First district, where
he is catching dogs. the owners or
which have requested him to do away
with them On Monday the warden
is to start a. systematic canvass of
wayton in the effort to find the unreg-
istered dogs of that vicinity.
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The case of Feigenspnn vs. John
Layden. foreclosuré suit, was heard
yesterday in the Superior court, by
lght. Rev. John J. Nilnn,,1bi1shop of
r Island,.for the past can: left
heir homes today. The preacher
' ,1condttctedathe services for the:
Shapiro who figured prondnently in
~. the RoIenthal hinder coca; gin-k
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Judge Tnttle, Attorneys Linxwelier 8.:
[0111 and the 150 senior clergylflegeman representing Mr. Luyden
”s diocede who have been magi-The defendant was allowed until the
L; héor- retreat at Maureen Institute. 530°“
1 1claim.
Monday in August to settle the
If he fails to do so at that date,
his property will be foreclosed.
.h' complaint has been made to the
1-in1g, “11.11113 pedestrians were in dan-
ger of running 1mg- thc‘m. The con-
tractdra in charge of the work were
requested to place lights on the beams.
’ which they did.’
‘Manrice Shapiro; ‘1 namesake of the
COMBINATION SALE
25 cents
- neglect.
You will
_1~.1makO-lhiftl
. mulled
. place your
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The Light Fantastic
0. Tango down here and let us
give you some light on the sub-
ject of EDISON MAZDA Lamps
ed over to the “gored gums and a“: and you'll feel no Recitation
1D0es Your Plumb
. ing Need Attentioni;
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. it is always but to watch I?‘
. leak or a plumbing repair when?)
it out Inns. because its too
. dency iI to grow won: witbrfgj
“Home-made"
in the
North Mala and V4010! Ito.
Very Best Creamery Butter, lb. 29c
, A. STULL
24 Cottage Street, East Norwa‘k
Iavo much annoy-
:13. Inca, as well as title and trou-
:11 Die by ’phoning or sending for
,cM '0 W11
ant-raw. nan-tan»
ill be. about limiting back homo with
a full equipment of
EDISON
MAZDA‘ LAMPS
They give three times as much light
30- In 011”!in Carbon lamp—with tho
same amount of electricity. Put em in
every lamp locket in your home. can.
Store or factory.
..Lat us chow you.
The United Electric
Light 81 Water Co.
rennin are _
at best, and m the '
long run-—- .
plumbing problem! .
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11 - of the Berkshire ice Co.
book of every lover of handsome fur-
niture. The manufattUrers lack of
ready cash enables this progressive
com fly to offer these tables at the
excel) tonal‘prices to be found in their '
advertisement today. They had the
Teeth and
Procrastination
You cant dodge fiber patter?
of teeth “attention unlés '"ydu ., 1
pay in ill km 1 1
_~.,re-
grets in the future‘.
7'1) kick,
yourself later on but call and
Dr..1. H. Mallory
at once. The physical btnefit
will far exceed the financial
outlay,
P'Ocmctination the thief of
time.
ll 80. Main at. to. NarwIlk,
HOURS: 9 A. M. T0,! P. M.
cuquvs IV APPOINTMENT
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NOTICE
liming purchased all theicuuipment
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ed
and retail, the best possible service.
E. T. BATES
to give all customers, wholesale
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
You «1011' 1 want for the
C A S H
«Um do through the
'Ilagoct Pal-A
11:1»:de f nip evenflrnm right:
one ° new“ .1an
y or Int 1111 Id
How'l‘o u. Youa Paul . reboot
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‘ Arthur Wald11110n
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District Manager
29 Havilan'd Street
HIGH-CLASS
MILLINERY
Roodner’s Block,
WASHINGTON STREET
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Extra Fine Table
Butter
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Imperial Cafe
New Open
9, RAtLROAo’AVENUE. .
REGULAR mantra «10c.
1 Busmess Men’ 3 or
0111111 Lunch at
.»n1(‘
.«. adorn
Noon
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.270 lb
abut. GROCERY.
Oregon and Fr‘ultmri-
Tel. 1362-3. .22 South Main st
DAVEY’S
300 Blend
A (1101:1190 that satisfies at a moderate
coat. Try it. 20 S. and H. Stumps with
each pound.
ANDREW DAVEY
”T lW‘BHINGYON ST.
PHONE 4101.
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Daily Line
I for freight 011111. Freight propiller
1, leaveI Pier 21?. Illut River New York '.
1 cm 110:). “My day
. thigh tre-
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TODAY
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”into
South Seas
Big "1111" Bison in Two Parts. 1
A thrilling spectacle produced in1
tiionolulu. 1i
"UNCLE SAM lN MEXiCO." 11
Showing the extraorduary stenes,1;
taken by i'niversal's special war pho-'
tographer, of the operations 0f 1‘. S.
troops in Mexico. 1
OTC Thamer
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
THE SUPREME TEST OF
EYEGLASSES
is the satisfaction they give. It is
our business to see that our pa~
trons are Preperly and hecomtngly
eytnlaued.
\Ve retain 0(‘l‘lllSTS to examine
eyes.
117 Attentlc Square, Stamford. Conn
Open Sat. Eveningc. Est. 1897
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Straw Hat
Sale
Get your Straw Hat at these
special prices. $1.00. $1.50, $2.00.
$2.50.
We also have a special on Men' 5
Oxfords and Suits.
Louis Avrick
.Thl Unlgnfiiathino and-Slice Mot-er
posrosrtc: BLOCK ‘
Breakfast, 2511:. Dinner, 35:.
Supper. 250.
Home-made Bread and Pier
Mansion House
C HASSAN. Prop.
“Va-94 Wllh. 09.. Be. Not-walk.
TELEPHONE 201.
Dinnerware
112 Piece English Porcelain Dinner
Sets with gold handles and neat green
border design ........ .T . . . . . $22.50
1 100 piece American Porcelain Dinner
Sets, neatly decorated, set $9.50
Albert F. Gehebe
25 West Washington St"
South Nor-walk.
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Dellvery.
TELEPHONE CALL 720. -
Dorlon 1. House 1
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
ShoreDinners‘ and All Kinds
01863 Food .Cooked
1. . 1 to Order. .
101m nosttutvan. ,
Prop.
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3—Other Big Features—3. 1
SOUTH Nomi-1x 1
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SA URDAY, JUNE 13, 1314
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Our
STOCK OP
RANGES
we:
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SPECIALS
in All
10 the meat comgfite in "no {1" Departments
srnnaonn- .MAGEE ‘ ‘
YORK. PERI LOT
ACORN THIS EVENING
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PBOTUGOL
(Continued from First Page.)
Also Repair: for All Rana.
.lones 81 Hotchltiss
Company
17 Wall St. Ncmlk.
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A man of unusual qualifications is
1sought. He must be without violent
prejudices, who can conserve the in.
vterests ol'the Huerta followers as
1well as the Constitutionalists. The
neutral populace. too, must be satis~
fled that a sound and stable adminis~
Ltrution will be. inaugurated which will
he ’,u1mediately retognized by the
United States and the world generally
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KEEPS
, THINGS
.1 NEW
1 The mediators and delegates felt
1today that they had accomplished
much by the signing of the first 01
1the Series of prototols. in this docu-
1111ent. the American and Mexican del-
egates as well as the diplomatic rep-
ircsentatives of Argentina, Brazil and
E(‘hile entered into an agreement for
lthe transfer of power from the hands
[of General Huerta to the new provis-
ional president, in the following man-
ner:
A government is to be constituted
1l11 Mexico of a character to be later
provided, which shall be recognized
1 by the United States, and the countries
grcpresented by the mediating plent-
1potentiaries, Argentina. Brazil and
Chile. 011 (date to be fixed) and which
i‘from that day forward shall exercise
lpublic functions until there shall be
llnangurnted a Constitutionalist presi:
{dent
Another protocol will deal with the
personnel of the new prmisionai gov-
'1ernment and set forth that the new
executive shall be installed after be-
ing recognized bv Mexican nationals.
Including all political parties. The
tMexican delegates are anxious that
tsome clause be. written in one of the
dlprotocois by whk‘h it shall be em-
:phasized that the new president is to
My Tire Prices are attractive l'be recognized by interior Mexico as
can have you money. Let me know well as foreign nations. The purpose
your requirements the-make of tire of this is to make it consistent for
you Pref" and I ““1 be pleased 1° ‘GeneraPVH‘uerta to resign in accord-
quote you I have the stock and my
prices are right. I make a specialty ance with his declaration made re«
cently through the Mexican delegates.
of Ford Repairing Make your old car
run and ride like new. Reasonable namely that he would retire when
Mexico was “politiCally pacified."
The Varnish for fill your uses.
It’s guaranteed by
.Valentine 81 Company
1 Maker! of Ligh- -g1adc varnishel
line: 1832.
Grunt-q: or u-
CHAS. E DOW
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NOTICE
prices.
1 Barefoot
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Austin’s Garage
122 SOUTH ‘MAIN 31'.
Woodward Avenue.
BIrgIlnI In men Cars.
1 1913 Pullman Touring, a. bargain for
a quick buyer.
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LOVER’S
THE PLACE
Ladies’.
SPORT
SHOES
' TAN AND WHITE
$3.00, $3.50. $4.00
White canvas
‘ oxr-‘daos AND PUMPS
$2.00 32.50.93.110
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Sandals
[Play 11Shoes
EUR CHILDREN
0ch ’8 Slice Store
0r ’Phono 18222, W. R. Austin. 11'
This was explained by the Mexican
delegates as meaning, not material
pacification of the country, but an
agreement as a result of the media-
tion which all political factions would
accept.
The points will be worked out in
future conferences, bu't for the pres-
ent attention is centered on the indie
vidual. The name of Pedro Lascnr-
ain, Minister of Foreign Affairs when
Modero was forced to resign, is being
mentioned as a possibility, but it is
known that he would not be accepted
by the Constitutionaiists,
Picture Framing,
4 Spaldiru’c Sporting
Good 3, Ingerloll
Watches, Waterman'l
Fountain Pens, May
Manton’e- Patterns.
Catholic Religious Al'-
tlcles. Office Supplies
AND WHAT NOT
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and News
Store,
5 MAIN ,sr._'.Nonw11LK.
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For Up—tO-dlte’ service Call
FRED H. GANUNG,
Funeral Director and
. Embalmer.
Office and Relldcnce
. Telephone 904.
84 so. Main St. SonNorwalk.
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Compo Inn
Westport, Conn
Service, a la; Carte, noted for
Steaks, Broilers and 11.111803 Foods in
couch. Arrangements can be made
» -Ihort notice.
Norwalk Chronicler